Frontline pipettes (box of 6 units)

Information

Frontline pipettes are well known for their external parasite removal and repellent effects.

Frontline Tri-Act is the latest generation antiparasitic for dogs from Merial laboratories, a world leader in animal health. Highly innovative product, it provides a new broad-spectrum total protection against external parasites (fleas, ticks and flying insects) with its repellent formula reinforced against sandflies and mosquitoes. In the form of easy-to-apply pipettes, Frontline Tri-Act is an effective product for the global fight against ectoparasites in dogs. A simple monthly application is effective in eliminating and preventing external parasites in your dog and possible reinfestations.

These antiparasitic pipettes for dogs not only kill and repel parasites, but also have an anti-feeding effect, preventing numerous discomforts in our pets, such as itching, irritation, blood loss, as well as the possible transmission of certain diseases in the dog.

Composition:

Frontline Tri-Act Spot-On Solution for dogs contains per 1 ml of product: fipronil 67.6 mg, permethrin 504.8 mg and butylhydroxytoluene (E321) 1.125 mg.

Precautions for use:

It is an exclusive product for dogs, whose application to other pets, such as cats and rabbits, could lead to serious side effects, even resulting in death. It can cause fatal seizures in cats, as they are animals unable to metabolize certain compounds, such as permethrin.
In the absence of specific studies, the use of this product is not recommended in dogs weighing less than 2 kg or less than 8 weeks of age.
To avoid exposure in cats, it is recommended to isolate the animal until the product is dry. In case of accidental dermal exposure, wash the cat with soap and water.
It is important to ensure that the cat does not lick the application area of a treated dog. If this occurs, seek immediate veterinary advice.
In very rare cases, temporary adverse skin reactions have been observed at the application site, such as redness, hair loss or itching. In case of licking by the dog, transient hypersalivation and emesis could appear, as well as reversible nervous signs and vomiting.